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OSHPD Special Seismic Certification Preapproval (OSP)

Preapproval of Special Seismic Certification by OSHPD is a voluntary program for Equipment Manufacturers!

Facilities Development DivisionThe Building Department for California’s Hospitals

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Scope of OSHPD Special Seismic Certification Preapproval (OSP)

• OSHPD Special Seismic Certification Preapproval (OSP) is limited to:

• Components that require special seismic certification in accordance with the CBC 2016 Section 1705A.13.3.

OR

• Components that require special seismic certification in accordance with the ASCE 7-10 Section 13.2.2.

2016

• Special Seismic Certification is a “Certificate of Compliance” provided by Manufacturers with assurance that after a Design Earthquake (DE) equipment shall maintain:

1. Structural Integrity, and

2. Functionality

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What is Special Seismic Certification?

Minimum Requirements for OSP

• For OSP of a product line with similar structural configuration, OSHPD requires:

• Testing of at least two units (typically a small & largest/heaviest units) and

• Verification of similarities for interpolated units

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Test of two Units Required for Each Structural Configuration

•Test of two units shall be required for each anchorage or mounting configuration

•Different mounting types, such as wall mounted vs. floor mounted will require two test for each configuration.

Testing Requirements for Virtually Identical Equipment with Two Different Materials

• If the units are made of different materials (e. g. Carbon Steel vs. Stainless Steel, etc.)

•Test of largest/heaviest unit of each material can be used to satisfy the requirements for testing two representative equipment or component.

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Test of two Units Required for each Sub-Component Manufacturer

• If sub-components are made by different manufacturer’s:

• Test of two units shall be required for each manufacturer

•Special Seismic Certification pre-approval is valid for components with design, construction, and quality control equivalent to units tested.

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Simultaneous Testing of Multiple Units on Shake Table is Permitted

• Multiple units can be tested on a single shake table simultaneously:

• Provided table is capable of achieving the Required Response Spectra (RRS) with total payload.

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Illustration by Jeff Gatscher & Scott Littler

US Test Facility Requirements

• Testing laboratory shall have ISO 17025 accreditation,

or

• Testing shall be under the responsible charge of an independent California Licensed engineer.

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Test Report Requirements

• Test reports shall be reviewed and accepted by an independent California Licensed Structural Engineer, unless it is prepared by one.

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Pre-Test Meeting with OSHPDis Recommended

• OSHPD strongly recommend that Manufacturer’s representative and California licensed structural engineer in responsible charge of the OSP meet with OSHPD to review:

• Test plan that will justify the scope of approval (OSHPD does not approve test plans).

• Scope of pre-approval.• Test standard and reporting requirements.• Seismic Certification Label requirements.

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What is the Acceptance Criteria after Shake Table Testing?

• Post-test acceptance criteria for shake-table testing shall be as required by ICC-ES AC 156:

1. Structural Integrity of components, supports, and attachments shall be maintained.

2. Functionality of components shall be maintained equivalent to pre-shake table test functionality test.

• Functionality test shall be similar to what manufacturer normally performs prior to delivery of the components for use.

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Can the Active Mechanical and Electrical Equipment get an OSP by analysis?

• No!

• Active and energized equipment/components shall be certified exclusively on the basis of shake table testing.

• ONLY connecting elements (such as pipes, interconnection between components, etc.), attachments, and supports can be justified by supporting analysis.

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What are Components, Supports, and Attachments?

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What is a Component?

• COMPONENT: A part of an architectural, electrical, or mechanical system (e. g. equipment, component, sub-component, sub-assembly, etc.).

• Nonstructural Component: A part of an architectural, mechanical, or electrical system within or without a building or nonbuildingstructure.

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What are Supports?

• SUPPORTS: Those members, assemblies of members, or manufactured elements, including braces, frames, legs, lugs, snubbers, hangers, saddles, or struts, and associated fasteners that transmit loads between nonstructural components and their attachments to the structure.

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What are Attachments?

• ATTACHMENTS: Means by which components or supports of nonstructural components are secured or connected to the seismic force-resisting system of the structure. Such attachments include anchor bolts, welded connections, and mechanical fasteners.

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What is a Sub-Component?

• Sub-Component : A portion of an equipment or component that is uniquely identified by a part number (also known as model number or identification number).

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What is a Sub- Subassembly?

Subassemblies: A grouping or assemblage of sub-components and/or structural elements that require attachment to the component’s primary force resisting system to achieve structural stability.

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What is a System?

System: A group or combination of interrelated, interdependent, or interacting elements, equipment, or components forming a collective entity. Also, referred to as multi-component system.

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What is Equivalence?

Equivalence: The material, method or work offered, is for the purpose intended, at least the equivalent of that prescribed in code in quality, strength, effectiveness, fire resistance, durability and safety.

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OSP Submittal Requirements

1. Completed application form in word format with signature attached (embedded electronically).

2. Application review fee of $5,000.00 or Renewal fee of $1,000.00.• Application review and renewal fees are nonrefundable.• Use OSHPD FDD Payment form:http://oshpd.ca.gov/FDD/Forms/eSPForms/OSH-FD_367-FacDvmtDivPmtForm.pdf

3. Complete test report(s) in electronic form that satisfy requirements of ICC-ES AC 156.

4. Verification of similarities for interpolated units in the form of manufacturer's catalog and/or schematic cut sheets.

5. All documents shall be submitted electronically (by e-mail or equivalent) to osp@oshpd.ca.gov

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OSHPD Contact for Additional Information about OSP

Timothy J. PilandPh. 916-440-8407

E-mail: OSP@oshpd.ca.gov

Mailing Address:Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (OSHPD)Facilities Development DivisionAttn.: Timothy J. PilandSenior Structural Engineer, Structural Support Unit2020 West El Camino Avenue, 9th FloorSacramento, CA 95833

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Does the Component Design need to Comply with the CBC 2016?

• Yes!

•Demand and capacity shall be based on the CBC 2016.

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Can the Analysis be Bookended Similar to Testing?

• No!

•Analysis is only good for the unit analyzed (limited variations and/or grouping may be acceptable).

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Can I get an OSP by Analysis or Experience data?

• No!

• OSP is based on test ONLY.

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What Rp value can be used for Special Seismic Certification?

• Rp/Ip = 1.0 for Special Seismic Certification by testing in accordance with ICC-ES AC 156.

• Rp = 1.0 & Ip = 1.5 shall be used for analysis part of Special Seismic Certification, since functionality can’t be verified by analysis.

• ASCE 7-10 does not provide Rp and ap values for special seismic certification.

• Rp and ap values in ASCE 7-10 can be used for design of supports and attachments.

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What Test Protocol should be used for Shake Table Testing?

ICC-ES AC 156

Acceptance Criteria for Seismic Certification By Shake-Table Testing of Nonstructural Components

(Editorially Revised May, 2015)

Where normal operating conditions of equipment involve variation of contents or configuration, each operating condition or configuration shall be simulated in the tests.

If uniaxial or bi-axial tests are used for certification, a test at 45-degree to two horizontal orthogonal directions shall be required in addition to tests in two horizontal and vertical directions.

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Can test of a Component with Rigid and Isolated Supports Justify Installation with Intermediate Support Conditions?

Yes!

Provided mounting configurations (e.g. installation is wall mounted, etc.) are similar and only difference is in the attachments, and

Component is surface mounted.

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What is a Surface Mounted Component?

Surface Mounted Component: Means component directly attached to only one continuous flat surface of wall, floor or roof, without supports. Surface mounted components are directly attached to a surface by attachments (without any supports) and are not rigidly connected to anything else (e. g. distribution system, other components, etc.).

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What is a Mobile Component?

Mobile Component: Means components that are moved from one point in the structure to another during ordinary use and are not permanently attached to the building utility systems. Components mounted on wheels to facilitate periodic maintenance or cleaning but which otherwise remain in the same location are not considered mobile for the purpose of Special Seismic Certification.

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Are the tests in accordance with ICC-ES AC 156 by non-US Shake Table Test Facility Acceptable?

Yes! Provided:

Test facility has ISO 17025 accreditation.

Test report is available in English.

Test report is prepared under the responsible charge of a California Licensed Structural Engineer.

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What Systems/Components Require Special Seismic Certification for OSHPD 1 Buildings?

• Following Systems Require Certification in accordance with CBC 2016 Section 1705A.13.3.1:

1. Emergency and standby power systems. 2. Fluoroscopy and x-ray equipment required for

radiological/diagnostic imaging service (for service requirements see CBC Section 1224.18.1) and any fluoroscopy and/or radiographic system provided in support of diagnostic assessment of trauma injuries.

3. CT (Computed Tomography) systems used for diagnostic assessment of trauma injuries.

4. Elevator equipment (excluding elevator cabs).5. Power isolation and correction systems. 6. Motorized surgical lighting systems.7. Motorized operating table systems.8. Medical gas and vacuum systems.

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What Systems/Components Require SpecialSeismic Certification for OSHPD 1 Buildings?

• Following Equipment and Components Require Certification in accordance with the CBC 2016 Section 1705A.13.3.1:9. Components with hazardous contents.10. Exhaust and smoke control fans 11. Air conditioning units excluding

Variable/Constant Air Volume (VAV/CAV) boxes up to 75 lbs.

12. Air handling units.13. Chillers, including associated

evaporators, and condensers.14. Cooling Towers.

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What Systems/Components Require Special Seismic Certification for OSHPD 1 Buildings?

• Following Equipment and ComponentsRequire Certification in accordance with the CBC 2016 Section 1705A.13.3.1:

15. Motor control centers.16. Switchgear and switchboards.17. Transformers.18. Electrical substations.19. UPS and batteries.20. Panelboards.21. Industrial Control panels.

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What Systems/Components Require Special Seismic Certification for OSHPD 1 Buildings?

• Following Equipment and ComponentsRequire Certification in accordance with the CBC 2016 Section 1705A.13.3.1:

22. Internal communication servers and routers.23. Electrical busways.24. Electrical control panels powered by the life safety branch in accordance with the California Electrical Code (CEC) Article 517.32 or critical branch in accordance with the California Electrical Code (CEC) Article 517.33.

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What Components are Exempt from SpecialSeismic Certification for OSHPD 1 Buildings?

1. Equipment and components weighing not more than 50lbs., surface mounted on building structures or components not requiring special seismic certification.

2. Movable (mobile) and temporary equipment /components. 3. Pipes, ducts, conduits, and cable trays, excluding in-line

equipment and components. 4. Underground tanks. 5. Electric motors, pumps and compressors not more than

20 hp. 6. Electrical Controllers, Switches, Transformers, Circuit

Breakers, and fuses up to 10 lbs. or 10 amperes.7. Components where importance factor, Ip, is permitted to

be 1.0 by the code. 8. Emergency generators up to 25 kilowatts.9. Equipment and Components used for clinical trials only.

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What is Covered by X-Ray Equipment?

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• Medical radiography system used to generateand record an x-ray pattern for the purpose of providing the user with a static image(s) after termination of exposure.

• Following radiography system require special seismic certification ONLY when used for diagnostic assessment of trauma injuries:• CT (Computed Tomography) • Mammography or• Angiography

Do the Components Mounted on/or Supporting Equipment NOT Listed in the CBC 2016 Section 1705A.13.3.1 Require Special Seismic Certification?

Yes! All components listed in the CBC 2016 Section 1705A.13.3.1 require special seismic certification for OSHPD 1 buildings irrespective of their function or location.

Components not listed in the CBC 2016 Section 1705A.13.3.1 may be rugged but not the components listed, hence will require special seismic certification.

Certain components that are not rugged and are required for functionality of hospitals are not listed in the CBC 2016 Section 1705A.13.3.1, since requirements may not be enforceable at this time considering readiness of the industry.

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Does Very Small Amount of Hazardous Content in a Component Trigger Special Seismic Certification Requirements?

NO!

Special Seismic Certification is required for components when the maximum allowable quantity of Hazardous Materials per control area as specified in the CFC 2016 Tables 5003.1.1(1) through 5003.1.1(4) are exceeded.

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Do the Redundant or Optional Equipment Require Special Seismic Certification?

Yes!

All equipment listed in the CBC 2016 Section 1705A.13.3.1 require special seismic certification for OSHPD 1 buildings even if they are considered redundant or optional.

Redundancy and options are provided only because they are considered necessary/required.

Consequential damage due to failure of redundant or optional components may cause failure of essential components.

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Do the Equipment in Support Spaces in OSHPD 1 Buildings Require Special Seismic Certification?

Yes!

All equipment listed in the CBC 2016 Section 1705A.13.3.1 require special seismic certification for OSHPD 1 buildings even when they are not directly required for patient beds.

All support spaces in an OSHPD 1 building are considered essential for the operation of the hospital building.

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Can the Supports and Attachments for Equipment with an OSP be Substituted?

Yes! Provided substituted supports and attachments have:

Similar installation configurations (e. g. Support, Mounting, Attachment, Orientation, etc.), and

Equivalent Strength and Stiffness to those tested and approved.

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What does a Special Inspector Need to Verify in the Field for Special Seismic Certification?

Special Inspector shall verify:

1. Label for conformance with the certificate of compliance.

2. Anchorage or mounting for conformance with the certificate of compliance and construction documents.

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Does Certificate of Compliance for Each Component that Requires Special Seismic Certification Need to be Submitted to OSHPD for Review?

Yes!

“Certificate of Compliance” by the Manufacturersfor each component that requires special seismic certification shall be submitted to OSHPD for review after review and acceptance by the Registered Design Professional (RDP).

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Who provides Certificate of Compliance for Components?

• Manufacturer shall provide “Certificate of Compliance” for components with Special Seismic Certification in accordance with ASCE 7-10 Section 13.2.2.

• For components where Special Seismic Certification is NOT required by Code, “Certificate of Compliance” can be provided by manufacturers, designers or suppliers (H&SC #129895).

• The owner or owner’s authorized agent shall submit certificate of compliance to OSHPD in accordance with the CBC 2016 Section 1704A.5.

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Certificate of Compliance for Components whereSpecial Seismic Certification is NOT required

• Certificate of Compliance for Seismic Certification of Components, where Special Seismic Certification is NOT required:1. Components commonly designed by calculations (e.g.

those listed in ASCE 7-10 Table 13.5-1), such as storage racks, shall be justified by calculations;

2. Mechanical and Electrical components (e.g. those listed in ASCE 7-10 Table 13.6-1) can be justified by reference to ANSI approved seismic design standards.

Certificate of Compliance shall specify validity range for SDS & z/h, and Ip.

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Can a Single Product with Absolutely No Variation be Certified by One Test Only?

Yes! Provided:

1. Manufacturing process is ISO 9001 certified.

2. A single product (and not a product line with more than one product with variations) is certified.

3. Variations, if any, are limited to software and color/branding.

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What Systems/Components Require Special Seismic Certification for OSHPD 2 Buildings?

• Special seismic certification shall be required for life-safety components, such as emergency and standby power systems, mechanical smoke removal systems, and fire sprinkler/fire protection systems.

• Equipment and components supporting sub-acute bed(s) shall have same special seismic certification requirements as OSHPD 1 buildings.

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How much change can be made before OSP becomes invalid?

OSP will be nullified when:

Design, construction, or quality control/quality assurance method are materially altered as defined in the California Administrative Code, 2016 Section 7-111.

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Strength, Stiffness, Size, Weight, Materials, Support, Orientation, or Manufacturer are changed/altered so that they are no longer equivalent to what was approved in the OSP.

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Where Do I Find an OSP Application form?

OSP application form is available at OSHPD Website:

http://www.oshpd.ca.gov/FDD/Pre-Approval/index.html

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Can we Submit Multiple Products through a Single OSP Application?

Yes!

How the product will be grouped for approval is completely up to the Manufacturer.

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Will OSHPD Distribute Approved OSP’s?

Yes!

All approved OSP’s will be posted at OSHPD website.

OSHPD website shows all currently approved OSP at:

http://oshpd.ca.gov/FDD/Pre-Approval/SpecSeisCert-lrgeScrn-wModelCol.html

OSP list by category is available at:

http://oshpd.ca.gov/FDD/Pre-Approval/OSP-List-by-Category.pdf

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Are Third Party Seismic Certification Subject to OSHPD Review?

• Yes!

• Required by Health and Safety Code Sections 129680 and 129770.

• Required by the CBC 2016 Section 1601A.2.

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How Long will it take for OSHPD to review the OSP Application once Submitted?

• OSHPD has a 60/30/30 Goal!

• New OSP Application Submittal shall be Reviewed within 60 days.

• Back Checks for OSHPD Comments will be Reviewed within 30 days.

• Renewal Request for OSP shall be Reviewed within 30 days.

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Sample Certificate of Compliance and Label for Components with OSPs to Satisfy the CBC 2016!

Certificate of ComplianceSeismic Certification Label

California Building Code

OSHPD Special Seismic Certification Preapproval: OSP-0XXX-10Product Name: XXXXProduct Type: XXXSupports and Attachments: XXXXXSeismic Performance Characteristics: SDS(g) =x.xx, z/h = 1.0, Ip = 1.5Manufacturer’s Identification Number: XXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Company Logo Label Tracking Number (IF any)

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